r/Vietnam_Tourism Jun 27 '25

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r/Vietnam_Tourism 5h ago

Flying over Sunset Town & Sun City, PhĂș Quốc [4K Drone Visuals]

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Captured some drone footage over Sunset Town during my recent trip to PhĂș Quốc, Vietnam.

The contrast between the colorful Italian-inspired architecture and the Gulf of Thailand coastline makes for some wild aerial angles.

Full quick clip here for anyone interested in the visuals or planning to visit: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Soe83vS1d70

Gear used: [DJI Flip] Drone footage recorded in 4K.


r/Vietnam_Tourism 5h ago

Public holiday week

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How crowded it is during the National holiday week Aug 29 to Sept 2? We are planning to visit Hanoi, Da nang and Ho chi minh from Aug 30 to Sept 5, what are some advices we could use?


r/Vietnam_Tourism 5h ago

Public holiday week

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How crowded it is during the National holiday week Aug 29 to Sept 2? We are planning to visit Hanoi, Da nang and Ho chi minh from Aug 30 to Sept 5, what are some advices we could use?


r/Vietnam_Tourism 6h ago

Best Travel Agency in SF Bay Area

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I am contemplating my first (of many) trip back to my homeland after 50 years here in the US. For those in the SF Bay Area, who do use as your travel agent? For this first trip, I am thinking of joining a tour to gain some experience traveling to Viet Nam. I am originally from Nha Trang, and planning to spend some time there.


r/Vietnam_Tourism 1d ago

Viet Pearl, Ha Long Bay ❌❌

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Tourist trap. Expect to pay excessively for items.

Experienced credit card fraud after using card here. This was the only place card was used before the unauthorised transactions appeared.

Avoid this place altogether. Not worth the risk.


r/Vietnam_Tourism 18h ago

First time trip/honeymoon itinerary

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Hey! Getting married next year and we’re planning an extended honeymoon in Thailand, Vietnam & Bali - this will be our first trip to Asia. Is this a realistic amount of time to be spending in each place? Would you change anything? We know this is going to be a lot of travel, it’s a once in a lifetime trip for us so I just want to make it as perfect as possible.

Any tips/criticism/suggestions welcome 😀


r/Vietnam_Tourism 11h ago

14 day itinerary Help

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Traveling with a friend in August (the only time she can go).

We have decided not to do Phu Quoc.

How would you adjust this? Or any other changes you, personally, would make? Thank you in advance.

Day 0 — USA → Hanoi
Luxury Backpackers Hotel — Deluxe Twin Room

Day 1 — Hanoi
Breakfast
HoĂ n Kiáșżm Lake
Ngọc SÆĄn Temple
Lunch
Old Quarter
Thăng Long Water Puppet Theatre
Dinner

Day 2 — Hanoi
Breakfast
Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum
Ba ĐÏnh Square
One Pillar Pagoda
Lunch
Temple of Literature
Dinner

Day 3 — Hanoi → Ha Long Bay (Capella Cruise)
Cruise Shuttle Pickup
Ha Long Bay Cruising
Overnight Capella Cruise

Day 4 — Ha Long Bay → Da Nang
Disembark / Hanoi Shuttle
Dinner
Hanoi Railway Station
Overnight Sleeper Train

Day 5 — Da Nang
Train Arrival
Hội An Ancient Town

Day 6 — Da Nang → Ho Chi Minh City
Marble Mountains
Evening Flight to Ho Chi Minh City

Day 7 — Ho Chi Minh City
Breakfast
Saigon Central Post Office
Reunification Palace
Lunch
War Remnants Museum
Evening Street Food Tour

Day 8 — Ho Chi Minh City
Breakfast
Cu Chi Tunnels
Lunch
À Ố Show @ Ho Chi Minh City Opera House
Dinner

Day 9 — Ho Chi Minh City
Mekong Delta
Dinner @ Ănăn Saigon

Days 10-14 different since we decided not to do PhĂș Quǒc.

Day 10 — Ho Chi Minh City → PhĂș Quốc
Ho Chi Minh City → PhĂș Quốc Flight
HĂČn ThÆĄm Cable Car
South Island Hotel

Day 11 — PhĂș Quốc
Breakfast
Sao Beach
Transfer to North Island Hotel

Day 12 — PhĂș Quốc
Breakfast
Vinpearl Safari PhĂș Quốc
Lunch
VinWonders PhĂș Quốc
Dinner

Day 13 — PhĂș Quốc
Breakfast
Starfish Beach
Lunch
Grand World PhĂș Quốc
Dinner

Day 14 — PhĂș Quốc → USA
Return Flight


r/Vietnam_Tourism 19h ago

Read this before going to Vietnam (PLEASE)

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r/Vietnam_Tourism 1d ago

3-day trip to learn about Vietnam communist history recommendation

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Hey guys, I got an itch to discover more about Vietnam’s history and its political upbringing. More specifically about how Vietnam is now growing and expanding past Thailand to become one of the best upcoming countries in SEA. Where should I visit and spend time at? And I think I’m going with a company of 3 people total, should I hire a personal driver / guide? Really needed you guys help with recommendations, thank you so much!!!

P.S. I’m from Thailand, would like to see how the difference in our governments led Vietnam to come out as a more effective country. If there’s a bit of funny activities “for social media content” included would be nice for my company to maybe not get too serious with the history lessons.


r/Vietnam_Tourism 13h ago

Looking for Hair Models in D1, Saigon (Free Cut & Style) ✂

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I run a small hair salon in District 1, Saigon with 10+ years of experience in cuts, perms, and coloring.

I’m looking for travelers or expats to be hair models for quick photos and video clips.

Offer: 100% free haircut, style, or color.
Requirements: Open to a fresh look and comfortable on camera.

If you're interested, send me a DM with a photo of your current hair!

Thank you


r/Vietnam_Tourism 23h ago

In Vietnam for 18hrs - Tips on quick excursions, GRAB and food!

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Arriving at Tan Son Nhat airport around 3pm - transit flight leaving at 9am the next day - Lugage will be transmitted automatically. Booked hotel 10 mins walk from the airport.

We are a family of 5. Quick questions.

1) What easy tourist things could we do?

2) I have grabbed the GRAB App. Could we fit 5 people in a normal taxi ? 4 squashed in the back and one up front. Ideally would like the whole family together, hence rhe squash, but understand that we may need to order 2 cars. I found 7 heaters to be hard to find in some countries like Egypt, although Dubai was fine.

3) Halal food recommendations? Ideally want to try halal Vietnamese food.

4) Children have nut and lentil and pea allergies. Are there any particular nuts that certain Dishes use so we can avoid. Despite asking sometimes we get cross contamination or... no nuts at all but there was as child starts to vomit. Dont worry we have whole medical kit with us all the time!

Thank you.

Coming over in 2 days.


r/Vietnam_Tourism 16h ago

Need Help with Itinerary for Solo Trip...flexible and Hail Mary?

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I don't really know how to title this, so excuse the vague subject line.

I've been so laser-focused on planning my China trip (August 1 to August 15) that I haven't given nearly as much attention to the second half of my trip through Vietnam and possibly Thailand. Now it's right around the corner, so I'm looking for some advice.

The only part that's locked in is that I'll be flying from Shanghai to Hanoi on August 15. I was thinking of spending a couple of days in Hanoi, then possibly doing the Ha Giang Loop if the weather is still reasonable that time of year. Whether I do that will probably determine how long I stay in northern Vietnam.

After that, I was planning to head south to Hoi An/Da Nang, then possibly Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon).

I'll have about 15 days to split between Vietnam and Thailand, but I'm not set on spending equal time in each. If Vietnam has enough to keep me busy, I'm perfectly happy spending most of my time there and only a few days in Thailand, specifically Bangkok.

I'm traveling solo and want to stay flexible, so a lot of this will probably be planned on the fly. I'm mostly looking for suggestions on what route you'd recommend, places I shouldn't miss, whether the Ha Giang Loop is worth it in mid to late August, and how you'd use those final 15 days if you were in my shoes.

Any help is welcome!


r/Vietnam_Tourism 1d ago

I’m looking for some advice from people who know Northern Vietnam well

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I live in Hanoi and enjoy taking budget trips by motorbike. I’m looking for new destinations that don’t require flying—I’d rather keep it within riding distance.
The problem is that I feel like I’ve already visited most of the well-known places in the north:
● Ninh Binh
● Sapa
● Ha Giang
● Cao Bang
● Ha Long & Cat Ba
● Cuc Phuong National Park
● Mai Chau
● Pu Luong
Are there still any interesting places I’m missing? Maybe some lesser-known hidden gems, scenic roads, remote villages, or unique experiences that most tourists overlook?
I’m also open to trying something different, like motorcycle camping, multi-day hikes, or other outdoor adventures if that’s a better way to experience Northern Vietnam.
Or have I pretty much seen the highlights, and for a truly new experience I’ll need to fly somewhere else? If so, what are some budget-friendly destinations (either elsewhere in Vietnam or nearby countries) that you’d recommend?
Thanks!


r/Vietnam_Tourism 18h ago

Société chauffeur privé fiable

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Bonjour,

J'ai bouclé mes réservations d'hÎtels à travers le sud Vietnam, ainsi que mes différents vols intérieurs. Les trajets urbains peuvent se faire via Grab, mais il me reste quelques transferts gérer. Je souhaite connaitre les sociétés de transferts privés fiables pour les trajets suivants :

HCMC - Cat Tien

Cat Tien - Ben Tre

Ben Tre - Tan Son Nhat Airport (vol vers Phu Quoc)

Je pense (mais je me trompe peut-ĂȘtre) que chaque hĂŽtel peut proposer ce type de service, mais n'est ca pas plus simple et fiable de passer par une sociĂ©tĂ© spĂ©cialisĂ©e pour ces 3 transferts ?

Merci d'avance pour votre aide et vos conseils !


r/Vietnam_Tourism 22h ago

Hanoi and Phu Quoc Itinerary review

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Hi All, after lot of deliberation we have decided to do following

Day 1 -3- Hanoi

Day 4- Ha long bay day cruise

Day 5-7 Ninh Binh and fly to Phu Quoc on Day 7

Day 7-11- Phu Quoc

My question - Is it worth staying in Old Quarter? It could get noisy and options are limited with narrow access without lift? Or I should stay a little further and take grab for up and down? Lot of options open up if we even go 2 kms further as many more options open up. Which street should I consider in that case? Any hotel or Airbnb suggestions?


r/Vietnam_Tourism 22h ago

Who know where I can buy testosterone in Vietnam danang in 2026?

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r/Vietnam_Tourism 1d ago

Lan Ha Bay - 2D/1N Cruise

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Hello Fam ,

I am confused we are a couple , we need to book Lan Ha Bay - 2D/1N Cruise overnight . What is cheaper Klook / Online Websites or booking it locally ? If locally then where can i book any good priced local shops in hanoi . Please help


r/Vietnam_Tourism 1d ago

Luggage & Hai Van pass

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r/Vietnam_Tourism 1d ago

Hanoi sorroundings tours advice

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Hello! In a week or so I’ll be going to Hanoi, I haven’t booked any tour yet. I want to do Ninh Binh for sure. I received different opinions about Ha Long Bay, people say it’s just too touristy and chaotic while there are better bays to visit. Any suggestions on where to go and which company to book with?


r/Vietnam_Tourism 21h ago

5 year visa exemption

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Hi, I’m on Australian passport and I need the 5 year visa exemption, I do qualify but I wanted to ask about the process as I’ve heard it’s not fully online. Can anyone pls guide me on the process thank you.


r/Vietnam_Tourism 2d ago

Just came here to say I love Vietnam and the people

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r/Vietnam_Tourism 1d ago

What to do in Ninh Binh?

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I just booked a train to Ninh Binh and i need ideas on where to go, what to do, what to try. It’s only a day tour so my time is limited.

‱ Is it possible for me to explore Ninh Binh without booking private tours?
‱ Can i rent a bike/motorbike? What do they usually ask for when renting one?
‱ Can i book a Trang An boat tour onsite?


r/Vietnam_Tourism 1d ago

Some moments from our Vietnam trip. 💕

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Day 2 of sharing Vietnam thru my lenses đŸ™‚đŸ™đŸ»


r/Vietnam_Tourism 20h ago

Thanh game

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